Microsoft released with .net core 3.0 the next major version of .net core which brings improvements to the deployment, .net core WPF and WinForms applications and much more. Today, I want to showcase some of these new features. Build and…
Together with .net core 3.0, Microsoft release C# 8.0. Today, I want to take a look at the new features of C# 8.0 using .net core 3.0. To follow along with the demo you need Visual Studio 2019 and .Net…
Today, some of my colleagues had a discussion about .Net Standard. Is it a new framework, an extension to classic .Net framework, or to .Net core? Confusion was great and in today’s post, I would like to shed light on…
In my last post, I talked about writing unit tests using xUnit. Today, I want to go one step further and will talk about writing acceptance tests (ATDD) using xBehave. xBehave is an extension of xUnit for describing tests using…
In this post, I will explain the basics of xUnit and how to write unit tests with it. xUnit is an open source testing framework for the .Net framework and was written by the inventor of NUnit v2. More details…
Nowadays it should be a no-brainer to write automated tests when developing or changing features. Unfortunately, the reality is different. In the last couple of weeks, I worked with several teams which never wrote a line code and also only…
Recently I made a post, about the new features in C# 6.0 and in this post I will show you whats new in C# 7.0. Whats new in C# 7.0 To use all features of C# 7.0 you have to…
C# 6.0 is around for a while but in the last couple weeks, I spoke with many programmers who don’t know anything about the new features. Therefore I want to present some of the new features in this post. To…
Welcome to part 5 of how I learned programming. In my last post, I wrote about how I got into web development and what problems I encountered while learning. You can find this post here. In this post I will talk…
Welcome to part 4 of how I learned programming. In my last post, I wrote about how I learned Java and C++ in Canada and how the teacher there impressed me. You can find this post here. In this post, I…
